Lower Teton View - Toppings Lake Dispersed Campsites #1 - 6
Bridger-Teton National Forest
Write a Review FR-30310 Moose, WY 83012 307-739-5500 Official WebsiteGPS: 43.7644, -110.5572
Location submitted by: Van-Tramp
Overview of Lower Teton View - Toppings Lake Dispersed Campsites #1 - 6
Accessibility is not guaranteed, always scout ahead before driving down dirt roads. Learn more: Boondocking 101
Last Price Paid: $0
Reported by camper-936579 on 5/27/2024
Longest RV Reported: 42 feet (Class A)
Reported by Life Rebooted on 5/27/2017
Number of Sites 6
Pad Type dirt
Open Seasonally Dependent on local conditions
Elevation 6,955 ft / 2,119 m
Max Stay 5
Tent Camping Yes
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To ask questions of the owner or manager please contact the campground directly. 307-739-5500
Taylor asked on 9/26/2022
How is the road in to the lower sites and has anyone used Starlink here yet??
Reviews of Lower Teton View - Toppings Lake Dispersed Campsites #1 - 6 39 people have reviewed this location.
“Nice view of the Teton range”
Reviewed 7/9/2018
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 7 |
RV Length: | 32' (Fifth Wheel) |
We intended to go to Upper View, but it was crowded and I thought the road was too much to travel up. We found a spot between two other campers and had a great time.
Living the dream! would stay here again
This review is the opinion of a Campendium member and not of Campendium.com
“Beautiful Views! ”
Reviewed 6/22/2018
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 2 |
We first stayed in the Upper Teton View area for one night because we had our hearts set on it. The road up there from the Lower area was too rough for our liking, and we got better signal with AT&T in this Lower area so we moved our motorhome back down the hill for our last couple of nights where we loved our view and stay. We agre... more
We first stayed in the Upper Teton View area for one night because we had our hearts set on it. The road up there from the Lower area was too rough for our liking, and we got better signal with AT&T in this Lower area so we moved our motorhome back down the hill for our last couple of nights where we loved our view and stay.
We agree with the recommendation of parking the RV in the Lower area, and then, if possible, driving up to the upper area to scope it out to make your own decision, or just to take in those views.
We personally would have rather have just opted for the Lower Teton View where views are still great and the drive in and out each day is bumpy, but much easier on our vehicles.
We could make calls and send texts from the Lower Teton View area. We had to head into Jackson or pick up WiFi in the park to the Signal Mountain Lodge area to work on our computers. What an amazing place The Grand Tetons is and this is a nice location within 15-20 minutes to 2 entrances to the park. We will be back!
EmSant would stay here again
This review is the opinion of a Campendium member and not of Campendium.com
“Free Camping in a Beautiful Setting”
Reviewed 1/14/2018
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 7 |
Site Number: | None |
RV Length: | 26' |
We were hoping for the Upper Teton View campground, but the gates we locked due to snow pack. The Lower more than sufficed. Camping is dispersed and it’s easy to find some space. We ended up with a few Airstreamers while we were there, plus a coulomb of awesome folks visiting from Europe. The views are amazing. The access to Grand Teto... more
We were hoping for the Upper Teton View campground, but the gates we locked due to snow pack. The Lower more than sufficed. Camping is dispersed and it’s easy to find some space. We ended up with a few Airstreamers while we were there, plus a coulomb of awesome folks visiting from Europe. The views are amazing. The access to Grand Tetons and South Yellowstone are perfect. And it’s FREE!
Justbreezinalong would stay here again
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“Crowded and simply too busy for our tastes”
Reviewed 9/3/2017
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 4 |
If we're going to be off grid in national forest, I don't like being 10' from other rigs or tents. This place was way too crowded. Traffic on the dirt road all day and night. We had tent campers set up not 10' from our door! This spot is simply too popular for our tastes. The view might be pretty, but the crowds are nasty. Because o... more
If we're going to be off grid in national forest, I don't like being 10' from other rigs or tents. This place was way too crowded. Traffic on the dirt road all day and night. We had tent campers set up not 10' from our door! This spot is simply too popular for our tastes. The view might be pretty, but the crowds are nasty.
Because of the amount of traffic here, we cannot recommend this place.
This review is the opinion of a Campendium member and not of Campendium.com
“Was great!”
Reviewed 5/27/2017
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 14 |
Several websites say it's closed until June, this isn't true. We stayed early to mid May and had no problems with snow or mud on the roads. A ranger said they usually open the upper view on may 1st but since there was more snow this year they opened it late May. Some nights it was only 3 RVs others it was 15 total in the lower Teto... more
Several websites say it's closed until June, this isn't true. We stayed early to mid May and had no problems with snow or mud on the roads. A ranger said they usually open the upper view on may 1st but since there was more snow this year they opened it late May.
Some nights it was only 3 RVs others it was 15 total in the lower Teton view but was still pretty quiet.
We got permission from several rangers to dump for free in the Colter Bay Campground and used this place as well as the Jenny lake Campground for water.
Travels Over The Edge would stay here again
This review is the opinion of a Campendium member and not of Campendium.com
Reviewed 5/27/2017
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 5 |
RV Length: | 42' (Class A) |
We were headed to Upper Teton View, but it wasn't open yet due to a snow drift blocking the road (late May). We stayed at the bottom of the hill instead. The views were still fantastic, but the area is much less level than the upper area, so we had a heck of a time getting our motorhome close to level, even with all our wood blocks and... more
We were headed to Upper Teton View, but it wasn't open yet due to a snow drift blocking the road (late May). We stayed at the bottom of the hill instead. The views were still fantastic, but the area is much less level than the upper area, so we had a heck of a time getting our motorhome close to level, even with all our wood blocks and supports. Trailers might have better luck getting level since they can pivot on their axle (in which case this site would be a five star spot). The area got quite crowded, but fortunately most people were considerate about generator usage, and many had solar. We did hear some shooting nearby one day and found lots of broken clay targets all around the area. We walked up the road to Upper Teton View and can see why that's definitely a "five star" spot, with even better views and a very level plateau. There were plenty of places to walk our dog which was nice since there's not much he can do inside the national park. With our booster, Verizon worked well during the day but was very slow in evenings. AT&T had good signal but was only 3G so it was always slow. The only other downside to this spot is that it's midway between the north and south entrances to Grand Teton, so you need to do a fair bit of driving just to get into the park. But given the price, view, and dog-friendliness, we'd gladly stay here again (if we can't get into Upper Teton View).
Life Rebooted would stay here again
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“Beautiful views of the Tetons without the crowds”
Reviewed 11/1/2015
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 13 |
RV Length: | 27' |
Originally we intended to stay at the Upper Teton View, but it was full. So we stayed here instead, and we're happy we did. We ended up having two fellow campendium users come and hang out. The lower view makes up a large field with a stream near by and a trail that leads into the woods. In some places, the grass is very low and in ... more
Originally we intended to stay at the Upper Teton View, but it was full. So we stayed here instead, and we're happy we did. We ended up having two fellow campendium users come and hang out.
The lower view makes up a large field with a stream near by and a trail that leads into the woods. In some places, the grass is very low and in other areas it is knee high. We had a problem with field mice, but nothing a few traps didn't solve. If you can avoid it, don't park in the tall grass.
The nights in late August were a bit chilly, and we used a good deal of propane staying warm. There is a propane place in Jackson that does charges reasonable rates compared with Colter Bay. The laundromat in Colter Bay 15 miles to the north is modern and fair priced. The bonus is that the campground has a free dump station and potable water. Just tell them at the gate you want to use it, and they'll wave you through.
Overall, this is a great free site. The only downside here was cell tower congestion. With our booster and omni antenna we were averaging 1mbps down on Verizon. And sometimes it was almost unusable. Around midnight though, we were getting speeds of 15mbps down. So, just be aware, it's a popular area and the speeds may change with the time of year.
BoldAndAdventurous would stay here again
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“Great location close to Grand Teton National Park”
Reviewed 8/22/2015
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 6 |
We had a mini rally of three Airstreams and parked close to the stream on the east side. In late August the grass is 2-3 feet long in this area (off the Forest Service Road about 300') which means there are lots of mice around. The campers with dogs didn't have a problem with mice though. It's nice and open so we all were gettin... more
We had a mini rally of three Airstreams and parked close to the stream on the east side.
In late August the grass is 2-3 feet long in this area (off the Forest Service Road about 300') which means there are lots of mice around. The campers with dogs didn't have a problem with mice though.
It's nice and open so we all were getting strong solar by 9am but you could get it earlier if you stayed closer to the road.
Overnight lows in late August were about 39F so make sure you have propane if you want to run the furnace.
15 miles to the north is the Colter Bay area which has a laundromat, well-stocked grocery store, free dumpstation and water fill at the campground and propane at the RV-only park. The town of Jackson is approximately 30 miles to the south.
WanderWasi would stay here again
This review is the opinion of a Campendium member and not of Campendium.com
Reviewed 5/7/2015
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 16 |
RV Length: | 27' |
Lower Teton View site is still a very nice place to boondock as long as you can keep it all to yourself. People do like to come target-shoot here (can get a little trashy), but probably would not if you are parked here. It was nice to have such a large area all to ourselves. The dogs really enjoyed the space to roam. A trail runs ri... more
Lower Teton View site is still a very nice place to boondock as long as you can keep it all to yourself. People do like to come target-shoot here (can get a little trashy), but probably would not if you are parked here. It was nice to have such a large area all to ourselves. The dogs really enjoyed the space to roam.
A trail runs right beside the meadow so with a little luck you will get to see some game. We did have a prong-horn pass right by and caught some Moose or Elk tracks in the mud one morning as well. A creek also runs nearby so if you like falling to sleep to the sound of running water, you can have that too.
We did have some party groups camp further up the hill on the weekends. They made some noise, but it was not a huge inconvenience. Considering the quality of boondocking here, I could not find any reason to complain about such a small thing.
A huge plus is that the Grand Teton National Park is quarter mile away - literally with the Moose entrance 15 miles to the south and the Moran entrance only a few miles to the North on the highway. You can be hiking, biking, kayaking, or sight-seeing within minutes of leaving camp.
Van-Tramp would stay here again
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